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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
Bates of Advertising Furnished on Application

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RensSttancss by draft pOStofTce money order OF
a registered letter, ut risk Of Office,
Correspondence is solicited upon all ne'0s su6-
iectS
Prompt Information Of events and 1etCs happen
erly compensated
4u communications intended for publication
must be accompanied By the ICTteT'S name and Gd-
dTess-TOt for pubticGtiOrl-bttt as an ev'dence OF
good faith
Parties ScTTting to THE GAZETTE on business
ersoraL to themselves IciU please incLoSe stamp for
sDLy.
al letters or communications for THE GAZETTE
sohetbeT on business or for publication should be
addressed to THE GAZETTE, or DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING Co, Fort Worth, Ter., AND NOT TO
INDIVIDUALS.
Al checks, money orders, postal notes, ETC.,
should be made payable TO the DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

How about opinion? Should we think
i'll of every one who differs from US on
the subject of law, religion or politics?
Would it not be better to grant every
man the same rights we demand for our
selves? If this is free country, one
man has as many rights as another.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

THE Iibel-sulng mania has struck the
variety girls, and New YORK dramatic
paper has to meet the issue. On the prin-
ciple that that is most dearly priced which
has been lost, the editor mey expect to be
made to paw heavy damage for these in
iured regulations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

THE GAZETTE gives space to-day to a
letter addressed to the Farmers Alliance
1t is perhaps the case that the alli9nce
has rendered much aid to the west that
was unheralded. THE GAZETTE has seen
many notices OF contributions by the ALI
ance to their western brethren.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

A VERY sensible paper is the Philadel,
phia Record: "The man who, taking ii
for granted that weapon is unioaded,
points it at friend and kills him is al
ways overwhelmed with grief If he
should subsequently be overwhelmed
with surprise by solid sentence to a
cell it might deter other prospective
pistol fends from INDUCING in this
murderous practice"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

HoIsTED with his own petard will ap-
ply to the case of DR.. Gallagher, young
medico of Brooklyn, who left its tranquil
scenes to handle dynamite in London.
The British police objected to this harm
less vocation, and now he languishes in q
British prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

ACCORDING TO the Norristown Herald
"Henry George, who is clamoring for q
division OF property, received S75 for an
hours lecture the other night. The jani-
tor of the hall received only Is cents, but
Mr.. George didn't offer to divide with
him -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

HOUsroN is to organize a real estate
exchange, and that is what Fort Worth
ought to do. The bureau of information
will be one thing and real estate ex-
change is another. Booms are not born
they are made, and advertising is the
tool used by the makers thereof.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

PRESIDENT CLEYELAND's reticence has
been so marked that the story of his dec
laration, in a friendly conversation with a
western Senator, that he would not accept
the denomination seems highly improba-
BILE. He is not man to place himself in
8 position to hear the saucy reply:
"There's nobody asked you, sir" the
milkmaid said.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

Mr.. CLEVELAND fortunately retains the
favor of Mast, the csricaturist, who ex-
presses the hope that the present incumb-
ent wills occupy the presidential chair a
second term, and says he will support
him vigorously. Those who know the
vigor of Na>t's pencil will appreciate the
power he yields for what he approves or
condemns,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
The Sunday Gazette.

"Papers may come and papers may
CO." but the Fort Worth GAZETTE of
Sunday certainly eclipses ANYTHING in
Texas journalism. How about the "even
symmetrical developments" of THE GA
ZETTE field?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
Throckmorton Times

Last Sundays twelve-page GAZETTE
was hummer in the newspaper field
Those wanting 6 GOOD general news and
family paper need not go further than
Fort Worth to find it. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

THE distance from Guaymss, Mex, to
the western frontier of Texas is no longer
measured by leagues but by railroad time,
and there can scarcely be too much yigi-
lance exercised by quarantine officials in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL &c.

THE potency of printers ink is seen in
the pending prohibition struggle. Some
men who are not politicians might take
lesson therefrom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

warding of the approach of the dreaded
cholera. It is said the authorities at
Eagle Pass have taken precautionary mea-
sures, and it is to be hoped these will be
rigidIy enforced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

UNCLE SAM ought to welcome prohibi-
ton contests in the state. According to
the local Journals the mails were never
so crowded with printed matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

IN THE arrest of NJ. Schnabele, Ger
many has knocked a good sized chip of
the shoulder of France. 1t now remains
to be seen if theIatter will pitch in or pick
it up and dare the doing again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

Beware of counterfeits. Salvation OIL will
cure your aches and pains. Price IS cents. a
1t is important to check acough at once. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup wiil'do so.sS 25 cents,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

HI persons seeking employment ,0ho cannot Gf-
Ford to pay may advertise in this column for stu
tiOnS free Of charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

Exrsubscribers Wishing their address
changed from one postofice to another, must
give the oil address as well as the new, or the
change cannot be made.
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Notice.

TIE Igo-partn exship heretofore existing 4
firm Same Of cprn & Hunter. hs st, h lis U dsybe
dissolved by, Fsdtual consent An personsAol
Ing claims against SAT- firm WlsEpiease .prsse
them 10 y ". Cosh. WiLnsas our SauIis I
me 18th day ofApril, 1857. J.W.GORN,
w. d. HUNTEE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26

THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-fide Circulation of any Daily
easDapeP Published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
WESTERN LAND

Eedght and sold on commission for use q, q.
yestment. l have ten years practical eyn.S
ence, and a thorough knowledge of the =
having surveyed seven years on the fropas
Address, w. Z. KAYE
$40 Main :,
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R"ai Estate. Bio

ID. BOAZ, F Essl he'"s "ddi gl94i
lots, price $500. )Eighty-one acres. Lei
addition, choice site, $3.50 per acre. One Id
dred acres, Sandage addition, $50 per aa
Block 20, Field addition, 10 acres, I'd
ST., goo. Sixty-three acres, four miles sousl
city, viii exchange for ca tie. sHetel; III
doing good businesa, Gsehsfaflf luca,
bargain. Choice residence, eight rOoI
lot l00x2Q3s south Jennings, price SD
Nine hundred acres good grass land. plGs
water sixteen miles west of Fort Worth, II5
$500. Six hundred and forty acres choice fa5
ing lands. ten miles forth of city, price !
Seventeen thousand seven hundred and tive
acres, Hale county, price SI.75. Twenty yez'
time. Also beautiful tract of 800 acres !
iointIg the city of Abilene at $l0per acre, wOj
$40, we timbered and watered. ChOic b-.
ness lots on all the principal streets Can.
all classes, for sale. David BOaZ, Ellis hOsA
Fort Worth.
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LOST

T OST-A long ba enameled gold breast
j i pin, with small locket attached Containing
VI esleyanf College Finder will receive amoth-
er's thanks on leaving the pin at the Gazette
office.
7 OST-Between Toyah and Abilanes Texas
IL and Pacific pay check 1890 for $3ae5 paya-
bic to James Gardner. Return and receive re-
ward.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

NTANTED-A good white woman for6general
w house work. Amply at ". F. Pattei sons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
FOR RENT-DwELLIsGsa

DOR RE ,T-Fufnished house. .1squke at
Z my ofise. 4e7 Main street VS.. Matney.
NOR Rem IA three room cottage Apply to
A. n. Highhous, at W. EEakess office.
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FOR SALE-DWELLINGs.

EOR SALE-My residence. .furnishsd5 en-
7 furn shed; In gooe EePSfr. apply on
premises to Mrs. &. r Newton, corner 7,
teenth and Lamar streets.
DOR SALE-The hands ONE residence IN
i erty formerly owned by Major j. j. jan
corner Lamar and Sixth stseets In the ct7
Fort Wocth, or Will exchange for unlmprc7
agEteRltar aIJaqfds. B. \. BOren, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
WANPED-LAND.
FOR SALE-LAND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

hGAh ES1 "A II fkASEEEtASs
Drank LRR8ssi-1s'
Z X Land Agent and Stock Broker,
San Angelo. 7
VIVIAN 3 RYLAND, gonssalI land 7srd
Y lection agents fcrN ira Fanhands
Texaa, rIfzBcoaa, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
WANTED-AGANFs@

WANTED-AGANTsa
| NTANTED-Lad active and intelligent TO
w represent, in her own locality an old
firm. Z. References REQUIRED, Perma nent posi-
tionand good salary. E. JsJohn son, Manager,
Is Barclay street.. \ "a.
WANTED-MALE HELP. ....-5z
WANTEO-2OO men on the extension Of the
w Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad.
Apply ct Qaanah, lzEeS.. TO d. Carey or Minis.
sEETANTFD-FOr extension Mexican InteEna-
w tional Railroad, good foremens briage'e car
penters and teamsters, -four good railroad
cooks and baker who can bake for 300 men,
Apply by letter box No. 100. Eagle Pass, Tex
or Ia person at end of track to w. T. Robertson,
Contractor. SSseE
WANTED = Two experfeg eed. broom
w makers; good Wssges vii be paid. Apply
at once, in person or by letter, to II. E. Carter
OK iii. Copeland, Marshall, Tex.
WANTED-Man and wife to Work~oH farm,
w three miles out; wifeBs1 assist in house;
must be GermRsy Swedes or coIored. Apply
Lock Box 1ee
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DOR SALE-Slxtga eod'bcoke horses, used
L the trait last season; also 200 high n
nabive,hufls Hatcher 4 Woods. Fort Wor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-26
Proposals for Fuel and Forage

Fort Worth, Tex, April p 1851.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
DIVIDING RIDGE iTEns.

E III VII s -E&-%rE.E = FwTtA- Z. E-r%. - =.
Cerfespondsnes Of the Ledger.
b DIvrpxo RIBaE, January Al. R.
wasne lost q ane cow to-day byfslling on
theEices iE4
On last Thursday evening Miss Cora
Fatrah entertained = number Of her
friends at the residence Of her uncle,
Mr!tLewis Farrah, in her usual charming
manner. II was the most enjoyable oc-
CASTOR of the season.
The party 1t MI. sH Croctettss jast
night VAS wei attended, well managed
and web appreciated. vi
We wonld hike TO know II It Is mo- be-
meath the dignity of q gentleman TO carry
off q pair Of gold framed eyeglasses, be
asked about them and not give them UP,
and then slip them into another persons
pocket /?
Miss Anna B. Craig, one Of Mexico's
fair maidens, is visiting her uncle, T. NJ
Ford.
There will be a pound party at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Grisweli's. January 18th.
T. Wayne sold to Northern, Edrnonston
& Co., 20 hogs at s. 30 per hundred. J.
II. Wayne sold to same parties 6 head.
Sterling Reagan, who received an acci-
dental shot a short time ago. is not 50
well as usual to-day.
Miss Lucy Thomas, Of Mexico, who has
been the guest Of Miss Cora Fssrah. has
returned b6pess taking with her the hearts
Of seYersl Of the B. d. boys. Dxsur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
LADDONIA LACONICs.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
LApposIA, January 6.--The funeral
sermon Of Mrs. R..J. Fierce was preached
at the Baptist church SUNDAY by Reverend
Reed, Of vsndalia, assisted by D. w.
Nichols, after which her body was Inferred
IN the cemetery here. The church was
crowded with friends and relatives, many
coming froma distance, among the num-
Der, Mrs. Elliott, Of Columbia; MI. John
Ford, Of Frankford, and several from
vandalia, Martinsburg, and Rush Hill.
Peter Giennon has sold his property
here 10 Mr.. Tom Self for Mr.. SIS farm,
and the two families will exchange homes
socn. IA naIaafaHD ait az Hni
james GIllIlapd occupies the Purnal
building with q secondhand furniture
store; SO all the business houses, on 2nd
street are occupied.
The birthday party given In honor Of
Miss May Ferris, al her home, was very
enjoyable affair, The supper was taste-
fally arranged and, everything done r.
make all happy. Miss May received nice
p~resents from many Of the guests, and the
kind wishes Of all.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Cory invited . few Of their friends In 10
give the new year Q friendly greeting. 3gti
Mrs. Mary Hamilton Travis has return
edfrom . protracted visit in Sumner.
A Hsppv New Year 10 the LKDGER and
m liz readers. h1E ANNIE LAURIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
WORCESTER ~wARBLINGs.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
WORCESTER. Jan. 3.-Letha Canterbury,
wife Of J. c. Canterbury, died on the 3ist
of December Of pneumonia. Deceased
wal about IS years old, had been ? con-
istent and worthy member Of the Chris
tian church for ~ years. IAN "a
Elder Lorsns, Of. Bush Hfu, lBaptist)
reached at, Rock Hill Sunday. He will
continue to OH the pulpit there every. frst
Lords day until other arrangements are
made.
J. II. Connor's youngest child has been
suffering from pneumonia but is better.
The Juniors had everything their own
way at the debate last Friday night. The
relative importance Of the dish-rag and
broom was most enthusiastically discussed
by the young C~icerouians. Rcsult-A
verdict for, the broom. ara" g" bose. -lt
i A. Z. Kincsid and Mr.. Hinchie, whose
card appears in this Issue Of the LEDGER,
were the guests of Elder Iiaus last week.
They have been engaged to sink Q well
for Byron Iiams.
I Wonder why Bob did not take Nora to
the dance at VIM. Atkins'i f.
Fred Lamkin is IN the sick list. ytp
Thermometer down TO $50 below zero
Sunday morning. BLdTz,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
HAPPY HOLLOW ITEMS.nilI
Correspondence Of the Ledger

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
Hurry Hollow, January 3.!-aAher
spending a delightful Christmas IN CinJ
cinnsti, Illinois, your correspondent has
returned to this district and will give
your readers what traanspired id and
around the Hoiiowsadring his absence
Misses g Dee and. Dfusyn Davis and
Miss Florence McCory have just retnrp,,
ed from a delightful visit in Boone
ceuntylaaiiJ sgunp1 in.af'HH t.H
Cyrus Scott sold,a horse to Charley
Conan for $l2ls raAyuaH m .ra,
We learn that, Frank Jesse parslyzed
the audience over at Maple Grove last
week with his sMariah. and the, Aouse.'
President Ware calls the Society to
order next Friday night. t"li"H eN 'r
In aprivatel letter from, Harhinp4ahd
Gentry Scott, from California, they state
that they and Rube 'spotswoodt ard
prospecting, and are well satisfied with
the Golden State. Harding is o to
be married to a rich planters daughter.
Mrs: c. Scott gave her son. Tom, and
bis beautiful bride a big wedding sup.
per Thursday night. Sixty-six guests
were present: All bad . jolly timer.
It Is said that Frank Armistesd WON'T
give any Yar-whoops this year. That
Jimmie Fletcher will stop fooling the
girls. That Jerry Brown will marry
soon and that everybody oft this way
wishes the LEDGER a Happy New Year,
Among the many pleasant parties
out this way was held at the residence
Of Rev. VIM. Jesse fast Friday night. A
big supper and an 'o~ldsfashiohed candy
jerking was INDUCED In. A "killingn,
time'was had by all present. Misses
Sallie and Eugis Jesse, received their
guests in d becoming manner. Those
present. w~ere-Jerfy Brown, Miss Alma
Howell. F. Davis ant" Sisters . Misses
Dee and iDruzella.a TOM Rodhonse,'
Miss, Laura Ware" Joe FIethef. Miss
Sahie Ware, Jas! Fletcher and sister,
Miss Kittie;, F. r. Jesse and sisters,
Misses Annie, Laura and Lucy, Misses
Hattie and Josie Day, Misses Matte
and Sapho 'Armistead, Joe Jesse and
wife, Tom scbtt and WIFE, Rev. John s.
Jesse ana wife, Cliff. Jesse and wife,
Ben Brown and wife, Isaac Jesse, and
wife, Leslie Scott, Mason Tinsley, Jas.
Cogswell, Harry Howe, Gil Dudley and
sister, Jake Thompson, Buck Day and
Meredith Armistead. u - Z MIKE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
Surprising Change i'm Tony.
Fhsn A. .Uslna. lcft for New Fork /,
few weeks since he apur,hasod q rot1nd

I When A. sUstnaf Icft for New FORK q
few weeks since be 'purrhasodf d round-
trip ticket via the Charleston Line, but
after getting 10 the metropolis he took a
notion to come back by rail. and dis
posed of his ticket to- q scalper. The
scdlperi I'M order to make things work
straight, required Tony to leave his
business card, SO that it could be given
10 whoever might purchase the ticket
1t was not long before a little short
red-headed man walked into the
sealper's and asked for a ticket to Psiat-
Ia, wkeh ITohy'i was sold him. The
fellow got along all right until after he
left Charleston. When he presented
TonFs ticket TO Purscr Morgan. of the
steamship City of Monticello, who hap
pened to be- an~acquaintance of Tony's,
that officer asked:
rs your name-A. Usinapa-
Yes, sir" replied the tourist
Where do you livef" asked ,ths
puaser.
sat Palatka." s
.'What do yon do therea"
well, I'm in business down there.
Rea,amyzcard.u NJ the same time pro-
dying d card Of our well.known
crockcry dealer.
Purser Morgan read it over and care
fully eyed the stranger. when Captain
Mckee happened along, and on being
informed of the above conversation
locked az the little fellow and said.
A"Wen.aT Tony. ron must have had q
.hadcs' Of ? tipe in New York 70 hare
1Shortsned you PIP .Ab0utsa hot and to
have your hair turn from an inky
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
Tricks of the "Perfesh."

There are more plans for taking
entrance to a theater thanEyou woHf3
imagine" said the generals treasure q
a Chicakoahssvr.E I. Sometimes we kavE
live or sixfn pre eSebing. d hwhRhS
hgo a sery hoRgh-leokings indri&lal
came up to the Box window and, with a
hitch of his coat and pushing his hat
bassson H. head j quirsaEs.sa der
yer pass DE Perfesh?f Oh. ycs,as replied;
fanny redog4izedmerpbe rof the tofession
kansgeta 4at Wthdlt chargesA We'll.
/ whit ter See de Show I'm irregular
member.o of de business was tE4 next re-
mark. What is your line, an to what
cosseanydoyou 3@pngaEss1ed. oh.
Idon't belong to no company. I'm a
song-and-dance bloke, 1 am said the
applicant, hndtp prove his assertion be
back dhS hpels Of bis coat, gave
his trousers a jerk. and, stepping back
2 little, began to give an exhibition OF
fancy cfog-steps. 1have no doubt thai
he was some variety Snowman One OF
the Istrahg est grounds upon Which
ever heard an application for admission
based was presented last week. 1t was
h soins time after ths enrtnip tfasdr RISEN
and there was no one in the entrance
when athI9ly clad aigty,p9king fellow
b prafessional~he -sing-song-t oni
to enumerate his woe |, of course,
| supposed he wanted money and you
can imagine my surprise when he finish
| ed by sayipgs Il ,hYeq't leinst hat
authih 10 saxaa daEs. sirsand4'4 tired
70 though. a'fiiK tsr 81 Ills hoxi
| you'll give me a ticket
+" Il could not see the connection b.
tween hunger and a desire to see tn
Fan ,intidsntl eccdrrsl the Other
afternoon while | was in the box tina
seems almost toe iudicrous to be true
Ira cosplesof very aenwsv-loodngs esln,
1smsn came intJ az bobby anaI BesgH8k
to examine very infinitely tho stand O
photographs, especially the picture re
presenting Robson and. Crane as tn
? two Dronfios. '''Fhes seemed quite in
terested. and, f1thouyhFiI could no
hear the conversation. l could see plain
ly. that they. were engaged, in warn
argument Que of them would diree
the others attention to particular point
about the photographs aud insist upo'
his view, while the other would a
strongly deny the possibility of it's bein
correct. Finally they seemed to gro,
tired of the alteration and turned
me as if for a decision. One of ther
approached the window and afrer soan
1prcliainary coughs and stamrhetihg
saiE jerking his, thumb over his shou
der toward the pictures: 'Bcant Their
there pictures the kind Of clothes ABB
Lincoln wore, and wasn't them th
yAeazAes wasFpresident?'. l ws
sGnffef4T H5apIHsadsatfr first but manage
IL HndoukjhM1h@ were looking fe
soHe t5ofa persolal possession
4 Hid@1lhAhMHi sAed the vicinit,
4eaAAM smishks Esthe theater for th
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t,~tst7E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-06
you might get become in sosPa@<ns,
spsot hsai.niseds- Thiptx.aAis
matter. his { wprstg gf 5ensiaSa

g9a might get become in sosea.<zsp
speet haaianizeds~ ThipkxsNkhis
matter Ills worslg pf 1enziaAa
ton. +.
am told that you have the anat-
omy Of a human with tho exception
of head ana heartp Hs6,s HE only
trouble will be to change your devil
Iisll head and heart, And we. ars
taught, Sir, that'the tiuhrlah heaff cab
change. But even this fact can be of
little consolationi no you, Sir, for
your heart is not of that character.
IAsdsi6,
coed in a change of heart, still there
would be yeBr ,adasliast head9 un-
changed, and the imNnedfata physio.
logical esultrwould be iaA'fEfepfessi-
bic confict' Between ~! y Is diP' dieesvilissG
bead and heart for supremacy Of
IpswsrAThis axSaMbakdeTs1&
l admit, and should you, whilst in
this icri,iga1S coohditi66h, counsel your
advlsorsor 'drsscrdRs, thy wrTNtoH
fyoato your oMinI naare aaAlas a
compensation for counsa, given, chain
you down for a thousant years to do
their dirty york ~ nPlfisa. cam
in behalf Of all their. past and future
stayers from Stay reek!no IN
IT was said BY a leading 1RsesnpRlEE
can but a few years since that Indi-
ANA was carried by that party with
soap, and the ltrae frhesnihg, of this
| slang. phrase -Mas~-monay-Do-yan
mean money was used, when you in
s ;ss; y; z :syys.II..,.1s;Es.rr>ai;;<::st's
If so, Sir, this becomes a grave
lin county. t
Geographically speaking, "Stay
Creek ssunknown and without *
~istence in Franklin county, and there
fore your slang phrase is incempre-
hensible to our people in any boiher
respect than as a charge BY you
against eight citizens of Franklin
county. This matter you may settle
with those gentlemen personally
You, Sir, than whom no fonler
fend could he found, were the in
fernal regions raked from shore to
shore, thou wicked, detestable, poalu-
ted, fouImouthed, g%reen-eyed SIAN
derer, and perverse sonsol the father
of hes. what became Of yoM vile at
tack on my charaoterBhen Ipiaeed
principle, ]. n Reark, msay ehaif on
the first day OF second session ofthe
congressional eonventiqa.zahd len
there told him to cast his vote fofthe
man of his choice? After doing this,
Sir, | left the hall and did rn~etireturigy
until the night session when my prin-
cipal still teqeppiea tbsYhair and cast
his vote during the NIGHT session.